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The Android version of Fortnite coming out this summer seems to encourage players to marginalize the game instead of downloading the app via Google Play Store. XDA Developers reports this based on the code of a page to create an account.
The mobile web page where an account for Fortnite can be created contains specific instructions for the next version of Android according to XDA. Users of the Android version would be expected to marginalize the application directly from an Epic Games site, instead of directing users to the Play Store.
It also mentions users with side load having additional permissions so that it becomes possible to install the app outside the Play Store. We still do not know how the developer Epic Games will launch the game and when exactly that will happen. The company announced earlier that the Android version will be released at least this summer. The iOS version of the game became available to all users in April.
The possible option to bypass Fortnite on Android devices is probably a choice of Epic Games so it does not have to sell some of the sales to Google. standing. With in-app purchases in apps distributed through the Play Store, the developer of the app must yield 30% of revenue. The Fortnite Royal Battle Mode can be played for free; for revenue, the manufacturer relies heavily on players buying cosmetics in the game.
XDA recently claimed on the basis of its own sources that Samsung wants to release its next Galaxy Note 9 device with Fortnite Mobile. The game may also be temporarily reserved for this device.
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